Bengaluru Apartment Complex's 18-Storey Wing to be Demolished

Bengaluru Apartment Complex's 18-Storey Wing to be Demolished

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has permitted the demolition of an 18-story wing of a tower in an apartment complex in southeast Bengaluru after it tilted. Chief Commissioner M. Maheshwar Rao on Thursday convened a meeting with Bengaluru South City Corporation officials after a private builder applied for permission for demolition of the building. The builder had received an occupancy certificate just three months ago. The GBA has allowed the demolition of the wing, which is part of the apartment complex, after it developed a tilt. The decision was made after a private builder applied for permission for demolition. The exact date for the demolition has not been announced yet. The Bengaluru South City Corporation officials will oversee the demolition process. The GBA has also instructed the builder to take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of the residents during the demolition process. The residents of the apartment complex have been informed about the decision and have been assured that they will be relocated to a nearby building during the demolition process. The demolition of the wing is expected to be completed within the next few weeks. The GBA has also instructed the builder to take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of the residents during the demolition process. The residents of the apartment complex have been informed about the decision and have been assured that they will be relocated to a nearby building during the demolition process.